Cutipy Web Browser - Revision history

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 This will start a server with an API call listening for GET at ''/get_sw'' and a call listening for POST at ''led_ctrl''. For more information about these calls, see the library documentation [http://git.emacinc.com/Micropython/PicoWebSrv here].
 {{:Templateimpl:whatnext | initials=BS | title=Getting Started with the EMAC OE SDK | desc=Basic tutorial for using the EMAC OE SDK. | project=OE 5.0 }}

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 Where in this case 10.0.6.153 is the IP address ('''Your IP address may be different'''). Copy and paste this IP address into your web-browser's address bar to view the webpage.
-=== REST Server ===
+=== REST (Representational State Transfer) Server ===
 To start a server with some REST API calls, preform the same steps as with the Basic Web Server, but stop before the last step. You will need to register some functions and endpoints for the API calls before starting the server. This process is illustrated below.

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-* Place the PicoWebSrv files flash memory as well (''picoWebSrv.py'' and '''Optionally''' ''picoMimetypes.py'') . <br>
+* Place the PicoWebSrv files (''picoWebSrv.py'' and '''Optionally''' ''picoMimetypes.py'') flash memory as well as ''logging.py''  . <br>
 When it's all said and done, you CutiPy's drive contents ('''PYBFLASH''') should look similar to the following (note logging.py may not be required in future CutiPy firmware releases): <br>

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 * [https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/blob/master/logging/logging.py logging.py] - '''Note:''' This will be included in all standard EMAC MicroPython builds, starting with the next major release.
 === Basic Web Server ===
-To run a basic web server from the Cutipy, use the following instructions. These instructions assume that you are storing your webpage files on an SD cart attached to the Cutipy.
+To run a basic web server from the Cutipy, use the following instructions. These instructions assume that you are storing your webpage files on an SD card attached to the Cutipy.
 <cl>1. Remove the SD card from the Cutipy, if already inserted.
 * Connect the SD card to the host PC.
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 [[File:PYBFLASH.PNG]] <br>
-And you SD cards contents should only contain the the www directory:<br>
+And your SD cards contents should only contain the the www directory:<br>
 [[File:MicroSD.PNG]]<br>
 * Disconnect the Cutipy, insert the SD card, then reconnect the Cutipy.

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 * Place the PicoWebSrv files flash memory as well (''picoWebSrv.py'' and '''Optionally''' ''picoMimetypes.py'') . <br>
-When it's all said and done, you CutiPy's drive ('''PYBFLASH''') should look similar to the following (note logging.py may not be required in future CutiPy firmware releases): <br>
+When it's all said and done, you CutiPy's drive contents ('''PYBFLASH''') should look similar to the following (note logging.py may not be required in future CutiPy firmware releases): <br>
 [[File:PYBFLASH.PNG]] <br>

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 When it's all said and done, you CutiPy's drive ('''PYBFLASH''') should look similar to the following (note logging.py may not be required in future CutiPy firmware releases): <br>
-[[File:Example.jpg]] <br>
+[[File:PYBFLASH.PNG]] <br>
 And you SD cards contents should only contain the the www directory:<br>
-[[File:Example.jpg]]<br>
+[[File:microSD.PNG]]<br>
 * Disconnect the Cutipy, insert the SD card, then reconnect the Cutipy.
 * Run the following commands to start the server.

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 * One microUSB cable
 * One MicroSD Card
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